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U.S. Water Utility Cyberattacks: What We Know About Iran Link
Water utility cyberattacks have disrupted systems across multiple U.S. states, with Iran the leading suspect as federal agencies investigate the campaign.
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SecurityU.S. Courts to Publish Spyware Wiretap Data Starting in 2029
U.S. courts will begin publishing data on spyware wiretaps in 2029, showing how often judges authorise government hacking tools to intercept live communications.
SecurityApple Sends New Mercenary Spyware Alerts to Users in 110 Countries
Apple sends new mercenary spyware alerts to users in 110 countries, urging targeted customers to take immediate steps to protect their devices and data.
SecurityUS Opens Offensive Cyber Operations to Vetted Private Firms
US policy will allow vetted private firms to conduct limited offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal groups under direct federal supervision.
SecurityMicrosoft Investigates New Windows Zero-Day After Researcher Publishes ShieldBreak
Microsoft is investigating ShieldBreak, a Windows Defender zero-day that researchers say can give a local attacker SYSTEM-level privileges.
SecurityFBI Investigates North Korean IT Worker Hired by U.S. Federal Agency
The FBI is reportedly investigating how a North Korean remote IT worker obtained employment with an unnamed U.S. federal government agency.
SecurityAdversarial Patterns Could Help People Evade AI Surveillance Cameras
Cybersecurity researcher Bill Swearingen says his noRecognition project creates patterns that can prevent some surveillance cameras and license plate readers from automatically detecting…
SecurityPolish Researchers Find Thousands of Public Websites Vulnerable to Cyberattacks
Polish security researchers found vulnerabilities affecting more than 10,000 public entities and 250,000 websites, including courts, hospitals and airports.
SecurityGoogle Warns Hackers Are Calling Financial Firm Employees to Steal Data and Extort Victims
Google says hacking groups are using phone-based phishing attacks to target financial firms, steal sensitive data and extort victims by threatening to publish it.
SecurityChina-Linked LightSpy Spyware Targets Victims in 13 Countries Including the US
Researchers say China-linked LightSpy spyware has expanded to at least 13 countries, targeting devices and routers with tools that can steal data and remotely destroy compromised systems.
SecurityResearchers Say Apple Private Relay Can Leak Users’ Real IP Addresses
Security researchers say flaws in Apple’s Private Relay can expose users’ real IP addresses while browsing with Safari despite the privacy feature.
SecurityEFF Warns Android Apps May Be Sharing Users’ Location Data by Default
The EFF says some Android apps may unknowingly share users’ precise location data with advertisers because third-party SDKs collect it by default.